Applying pictures to cupboard/drawer fronts

[BeeBeeDee]

Sorry I didnt know which Forum to put this question in. I am trying to apply photos of what is inside each drawer or cupboard to the front of them, they are fairly new and gloss and I dont want to use something that will damage them. Previously I did use post it notes with the words on them but now we need pictures and if I stick a picture onto a post it then it seems the weight makes them fall off.
Thanks for your help

 

[nitram]

Sorry I didnt know which Forum to put this question in. I am trying to apply photos of what is inside each drawer or cupboard to the front of them, they are fairly new and gloss and I dont want to use something that will damage them. Previously I did use post it notes with the words on them but now we need pictures and if I stick a picture onto a post it then it seems the weight makes them fall off.
Thanks for your help

Do a search on low tack double sided tape peelable

 

[jugglingmum]

Both my children have used 'Command strips' to put posters on walls of uni accommodation without leaving marks. These might be suitable.

They would get charged if they left a mark on their deposit so blue tac or similar is no good.

 

[Watson1]

I use aleens adhesive dots to put art work in my portfolios also duck poster putty is great temporary art hanging. even a house hold glazers putty would be worth ago ,happy sticking..

 

[maggie6445]

Hi ,I printed pictures laminated them and blu tacked to my doors. Blu tac hasn't marked my doors. I've just gone and checked🙂